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Remembering the B-17 crash on Mount Tom 75 years on

Remembering the B-17 crash on Mount Tom 75 years on > >Published: 7/4/2021 8:36:49 PM HOLYOKE On a dark, rainy night on July 9, 1946, about two dozen servicemen aboard a B-17 “Flying Fortress” were returning home from war. They had served in World War II and were flying towards Westover Field from Greenland with their final instructions to “Report for Separation.” The war was over and they were heading back to their families a journey they never completed. The B-17, carrying 25 servicemen, crashed into Mount Tom in the late hours of the night. The men died upon impact on the side of the mountain, nearly 300 feet below the summit.

U.S. Embassy Celebrates The United States of America's 245th Independence Day

For Immediate Release  2021/10  PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – To mark the 245th anniversary of U.S. independence, the United States Embassy Phnom Penh is delighted to announce its celebration of the 4th of July, America’s Independence Day. This year the Embassy posted a video spectacular on its Facebook page on July 4, 2021.  U.S. Ambassador W. Patrick Murphy and Ms. Kathleen Norman presided over the video celebration this year from the Ambassador’s residence in Phnom Penh.  The video includes a holiday message from Ambassador Murphy, a Color Guard ceremony by members of the U.S. Marines Corps, and the National Anthems of the United States and the Kingdom of Cambodia performed by local artists from Baramey Production. 

Gaskin asks for unity in first speech as Columbus mayor